I have enjoyed multiple breakfasts. Lunches and home deliveries. Rambo is one of my favorite for…read moredinner delivery

Solid Apollo Asado which comes with your choice of two sides for weekday lunch specials. It was…read more$12.99 and the portion was pretty big! Wish the chicken wasn't slightly overcooked and a bit juicier, but better overcooked than undercooked for chicken!

We wanted something new and loved this place. It's right…read morenear our home and we ordered the 1. Pork 2. Rice and beans 3 plantain s 4. Chicken empanadas are huge and filled to the top 5 beef empanadas. Even our 20 month old baby loved it.

This place has been open a year. We saw it right up the street from the 3rd parking lot in the…read moreTobyhanna state park. It's run by a super cute husband and wife duo. The food smells delicious and tastes even better. Perfect for a summer snack after the beach this place is customer service friendly and even gave us some big spray because the flies were relentless. This is definitely authentic Puerto Rican food and I highly recommend 10/10. We ordered the tostones, small chicken mofongo burrito, and empanadas. Reminds me of Puerto Rico.

I had family coming to visit and they requested for PR food…read more Then It hit me, there's no more puertorican food places left! If you really think about it the Dominican food has taken over the Bx. I searched, and found this place. The moment you step in you are greeted with the warmest blessings. The 2 beautiful people that worked there made our time there so memorable. The food was out of this world let me tell you. Also, I will say it is AFFORDABLE. portion size was huge and the place was so CLEAN. Food: Pernil: 10/10 flavorful and tender Yellow (arroz con gandules) and Black rice with the beans: 10/10 both were good and couldn't even decide which one was better Pulpo 9/10 : fresh and tangy, cut into small pieces so you can top it on your rice Alcapurrias: 8/10 great and made differently then what I'm used to but it was sooo good I'd come again for this alone Juices: Ask them to try the juices and they will let you. We tried it all. Came home with passion fruit (parcha) and guyaba (guanabana) Delicious 10/10 It was so fresh and they don't add too much ice so you get all the juice taste. All in all I'm coming here from now on. A true BX staple for the community and a true essence of the Bori pride resides here. If you miss PR, come here.

One of the few real PR restaurants left...food is delicious, workers are very nice. I had the…read moremeatballs (albondigas) with arroz con gandules. Tasted homemade, well seasoned, tender. Rice was the way I like it - soft, not too oily, flavorful. I will go back with my bf who was born and raised in PR to see what he thinks, but I'm already a fan. They also have a lot of variety so I plan on trying something new next time. The lady working there said that sometimes they make guanimes (some people call them guanimos) which I have never been able to find outside of PR. I hope I get to try them at this place. So glad I found this spot and recommend you all check it out.

The food was amazing. my family of 5 enjoyed the food from the empanadas to the churrasco. My 5…read moreyear old got chicken nuggets with fries and she was obsessed. We also ordered empanadas and bistec and it was all so delicious. I had a piña colada and it was good too. I will definitely be back. Loved the way the chef came to introduce himself, great job Benito.!!!! We also loved the tres leche cake since it was fluffy and not super sweet.

We were estatic to have our home land cuisine. Unfortunately I don't give this place a 5 star…read morerating. Here's why: - The Sancocho was watery didn't have the thickness to its base like all sancochos - The alcapurrias gave my husband a stomach ache unfortunately - flavor of food was ok I wish we wouldn't have been disappointed as new locals. Anyone who is from aCaribbean island expects for flavors to touch your soul!! We also ordered for take out, maybe dinning is a different experience.

As you walk in, you feel like you're at your abuelita's house. The scent of a home cooked meal…read moreinstantly hits your nose. The space is cute and definitely has that Puerto Rican vibe as you see a lot of references to the island. The staff is nice, the service is quick, and the food is good. Another perk is that there is a parking garage right across the street. This came in clutch as I was already dreading the sometimes busy street parking. Something to note: -The Cuban sandwich didn't have any mustard which I found a bit strange, but it was good. Just wasn't a Cuban lol

This place is adorable and their food is so good! It's definitely a mix of Puerto Rican and…read moreDominican. Their boneless chicken cracklings w/ white rice and red beans is always a hit.

The staff , food and atmosphere are the best . The entire experience takes you back on memory lane…read more. I used to visit Puerto Rico and always enjoyed everything about being there . This restaurant brings back very nice memories

I made a reservation here for my birthday and it was confirmed, but when I arrived the restaurant…read morewas closed. There was a sign on the door saying the gas had been turned off, and I received no notice or cancellation ahead of time which was incredibly frustrating after going out of my way to get there in the cold. Afterward, I looked into their recent health inspection reports and found MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS, which raises additional concerns about the situation and closure reasons. Between the confirmed reservation, no communication, and what I found afterward, I personally wouldn't feel comfortable ever returning. I'd recommend others look into this as well before making plans.

empanada good yup. plantain good indeed. the dude at the register was a bro also. yup.read more

From the owner: Pucho's Puerto Rican Food truck uses all fresh ingredients to create authentic Puerto Rican recipes…read morehanded down from generation to generation. Pay us a visit and give your taste buds a taste of the island of enchantment.

A must go. I've been wanting to check it out since I saw a YouTube video on it, and in my first NYC…read moretrip I decided to trek all the way to it to try it myself. First time having Puerto Rican food. Would go again. Food was amazing. The mofongo con pernil was perfect. The service was great. I had a small conversation with the waiter and I felt right at home talking to a family member. The restaurant is small and well kept and it felt like I was at grandma's house eating something personally made by her. Go check it out.

It's a four. It's a solid four…read more I arrived a little after 4pm with the intent on getting a 1/2 rotisserie chicken. I'm guessing they sold a lot already that day as the chicken still had to cook for approximately 2 more hours at that point. With that, I opted for the pernil. It was flavorful but some pieces were slightly dry. I may have gotten the end of a batch, because the guy next to me also ordered pernil and all of the pieces looked juicy and were hot. The vibe inside is authentic Puerto Rican. They've got the checkered tablecloth along with the condiments on all tables. The place is small - wait to be seated if you're eating there or order at the counter if you placing an order to go. I also got arroz con gandules, black beans, tostones & a salad. Yes, I brought home leftovers. At the moment, they're selling bottles of coquito for the holidays. It's a little steep in my opinion, at $45 per bottle. Cash only. But, they will also accept Venmo & Zelle. I think there was a third option to electronically send money. A very affordable meal for sure. Without tip, my total came to just under $27. A neighborhood spot and a NYC institution... Casa Adela.

Off the beaten path in Wappingers falls Cafe Con Leche was perfect for our Sunday brunch. Outside…read moreseating available under a deck. Inside was nice with plenty of seating for groups and AC to keep you cool on hot summer days. Acoustics were great we were able to enjoy our conversation without having to yell over loud music. Bathrooms were clean with a touch of Puerto Rico as ambient coquí frogs sing in the background. The staff were amazing, friendly attentive and helpful. Our waitress was top notch took care of our coffee and food orders with a smile on a rainy cloudy day. Ordered the Coquito latte, delicious- paired with the sweet and spicy chicken and Coquito batter waffle!! Wow the flavor was great didn't even need syrup. Loved the contrast of sweet and salty. Great portion sizes for the price. My wife got the Coquito French toast with scrambled eggs hash brown potatoes and bacon served on a charcuterie board. Eggs were fluffy and delicious the French toast was soft and buttery.

My second visit to this absolutely fabulous place!! Jenn was our waitress this evening... she took…read morewonderful care of us again!! The food this evening was perfect! Everything tastes seasoned to perfection.. one of our favorites is the brussel sprouts.. the rice & beans and the chicken thighs.. scrumptious!!! This is now my " favorite place"!! The ambiance is always cozy ! Reservations definitely were needed this evening.. parking is always plentiful.. and the smiles going in & out the door put the stamp of approval on my nite!!!

Being honest, the food here is about three-star-worthy…read more But the prices. The prices are from 2010, and as long as Chango keeps its menu at those prices, I'm going to keep loving them. Christ on a chopstick, I haven't seen an $8 sandwich since I was in grad school (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth)! We started with the Tamal Cubano, which was fantastically delicious, though the accompanying sauce wasn't hot at all. A shame, because it was well-flavored--just needed a lot more capsaicin. My Cubano was very well done, but barely had any pickle in it, which made me sad. I opted to add fries and wasn't sad about the small, thin ones I got (very McDonald's-shaped). However, the Pechuga de Pollo Adobada con Escabeche de Calabaza was a disappointment. The grilled chicken was drastically overcooked, probably because they used really lean breast meat. The accompanying Caribbean pumpkin was interesting, but too small. The other side of rice and beans was perfect, though--great bean texture and lots of savory flavor. With tax and tip included, our meal came out to $33. $33! You can't even get lunch for one person for that price at 90% of Manhattan restaurants south of Central Park. I could've cried with wonder at the bill. Time travel is real guys--at least financially. Just hop into El DeLorean and come to Chango.

Casual spot, good Cuban food…read more Their chicken soup was perfect for a cold winter evening. Not overly salty. We also tried their chicken empanadas and shredded beef dish. Both were tasty. We got tres leches for dessert and unfortunately it was still frozen and did not taste good. We let the waiter know and he quickly resolved. Recommend if you're looking for a cheap and quick lunch/dinner.